2026 NCAA Diving Transfer Roundup: July Edition ...Middle East

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The transfer portal has been busy this spring and many athletes have announced their destinations. Here are another eight athletes that have announced their new home for the upcoming 2026-2027 season.

Ramez Diaa: From Cincinnati to Pitt. Diaa was a Big 12 ‘A’ finalist in both the 3 meter (7th) and platform (8th) events this past February. He also was 10th in the 1 meter event. He represented Egypt at the 2024 Paris Olympics Pari Surana: From Marshall to Eastern Michigan. Surana was 37th in the platform event, 41st in the 3 meter, and 42nd in the 1 meter event at the 2026 American Conference Championships for the Marshall women Brooke Megdall: From FIU to GCU. Megdall was 8th in the platform event (201.00 points), 16th in the 3 meter, and 23rd in the 1 meter at the 2026 American Conference Championships for the FIU women Maria Colombo: From Arizona to Cincinnati. Colombo stays in the Big 12 and was 15th in the 3 meter, 23rd in the platform event, and 32nd in the 1 meter at the 2026 Big 12 Championships Kael Kropf: From Wyoming to Cincinnati. Kropf was 4th in the platform event, 5th in the 3 meter, and 8th in the 1 meter at the 2026 MPSF Championships Paul Matthews: From Alabama to Cincinnati. Matthews competed for Alabama as a freshman during the 2023-2024 season and was 15th in the 1 meter, 18th in the 3 meter, and 23rd in the platform event at 2024 SECs. He did not compete for the team the last two seasons Aylen Velazquez Reyes: From Bowling Green to James Madison. She spent her freshman season in 2024-2025 competing for Bowling Green and was 26th in the 3 meter and 33rd in the 1 meter at the 2025 MAC Championships. She did not compete this past season Melina Michaelides: From Alabama to Georgia Tech. She spent her freshman season at Alabama and did not compete at SECs. She was 2nd in the 1 meter and 4th in the 3 meter event during Alabama’s dual meet against Georgia Tech in January 2026

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